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‘Ticking bomb’: Inner-eastern rat run’s days could be numbered

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‘Ticking bomb’: Inner-eastern rat run’s days could be numbered

The push to permanently shut a Camberwell Junction rat run is dividing locals.

Parents are worried it’s only a matter of time until a serious accident but traders and local groups are pushing for an alternative.

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